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Grateful DeadGrateful Dead Live at Winterland Arena on 1977-06-07 (June 7, 1977)

This show is commercially available as "Winterland June 1977: The Complete Recordings "

Collection: GratefulDead
Band/Artist: Grateful Dead
Date: June 7, 1977 (check for other copies)
Venue: Winterland Arena
Location: San Francisco, CA

Source: Soundboard -> Vault Reels ->DAT -> David Gans' Sonic Solutions Digital Editing -> CDR -> EAC -> CDR -> EAC -> SHN> unknown steps > shn
Keywords: Live concert

Description

Bertha, Jack Straw, Tennessee Jed, Looks Like Rain, Peggy-O, Finiculi Finicula, El Paso, Friend Of The Devil, The Music Never Stopped Scarlet Begonias-> Fire On The Mountain, Good Lovin', Candyman, Estimated Prophet-> He's Gone-> Drums-> Samson & Delilah-> Terrapin Station-> Morning Dew-> Around & Around, E: Uncle John's Band E:U.S.Blues*

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Reviewer: redsteal your face - - November 5, 2009
Subject: Tom P - that is ridiculous
Click here for a thorough review (pre-commercially released board);

http://estimatedprofits.blogspot.com/2009/11/june-7-1977-winterland-arena-san.html

Reviewer: Capt. Cook - - February 24, 2005
Subject: Notes??
Uncle John's Band is somewhat ruined by very out-of-tune, or misplayed Jerry notes. This I think is the reason for only 3 stars, and also why the Dead often ran out of gas, so to speak, even during peak songs, tuning problems were very evident. Jerry and Bobby did not always tune true.This is true for a large number of shows, and why Dick's Picks is so hard a job!!

Reviewer: Capt. Cook - - February 24, 2005
Subject: Notes??
Uncle John's Band is somewhat marred by very out-of-tune, or misplayed Jerry notes. This I think is the reason for only 3 stars, and why the Dead often ran out of gas, so to speak, even during peak songs, tuning problems were very evident. This is true for aq large number of shows, and why Dick's Picks is so hard a job!!

Reviewer: slenon - - January 26, 2005
Subject: 6-7-77
I can't think of many better second sets and no better Terrapin > Morning Dew exists.

Reviewer: jgummerm - - June 4, 2004
Subject: A Good Show But...
This is a fine show from 77, but the Peggy-O, which is one of the best I've heard, cuts out at the climax of Garcia's solo. So I'm wondering if there's an intact version out there?

Reviewer: catzunderstarz - - May 1, 2004
Subject: Terrapin>AM Dew
I havent heard the folowwing two nights but this show is a killer!!! 1st set is standard 77, no complaints though. Second set gem Terrapin>Am Dew!!! Not the transition one would hope for but killer nonetheless. The last three songs would make anyone get up and dance. Decent sound/energy

Reviewer: dbtheathen - - April 21, 2004
Subject: First set magic
The first set of this show is enough to warrent a download from any Dead fan. The LLRain is probably my favorite form 77, and the Peggy-O that follows is equally as powerful. Friend of the Devil showcases very beautiful vocals from Jerry. If your a fan of 77 first sets try this one out. Sound quality is great.

Reviewer: TomP - - April 16, 2004
Subject: Great sound, slack show
One of the weaker shows from one of the Dead's best periods. The following 2 nights there at Winterland were much better.

Notes

Soundboard -> Vault Reels ->DAT -> David Gans' Sonic Solutions Digital Editing -> CDR -> EAC -> CDR -> EAC -> SHN> unknown steps > shn; note the txt file lists Darrin Sacks as seeder, but md5s do not match his already-circulating shn set; the provenance of this set is therefore unconfirmed- info file and lineage shown here may or may not be correct